Quran verses and prayer times on your iPhone lock screen
Quran Widget puts an ayah, the next prayer time and the 99 Names of Allah on your iPhone lock screen and home screen — so every time you pick up your phone, you see a verse instead of a notification.
Widgets in the app
- Ayah — Arabic text with translation, rotating on its own. Lock screen, inline above the clock, and small, medium and large on the home screen.
- Prayer Times — the next prayer on the lock screen, the full day on the home screen, based on your location.
- 99 Names of Allah — one name at a time, with its meaning.
- Qibla Compass, Tasbih Counter and Ramadan (iftar and suhoor times).
Add a verse to your lock screen
- Install Quran Widget from the App Store and open it once.
- Unlock your iPhone with Face ID without swiping up, then touch and hold the lock screen.
- Tap Customize, then Lock Screen.
- Tap the widget area under the clock and pick a Quran Widget widget.
- Tap Done.
Add a widget to your home screen
- Touch and hold an empty spot on the home screen.
- Tap Edit in the top-left corner, then Add Widget.
- Find Quran Widget, choose a widget and size, and tap Add Widget.
FAQ
Is Quran Widget free?
Yes. It's free to download and the core widgets work without a subscription. Some widget sizes and styles are part of Premium.
Which languages does it support?
English, Arabic, Russian, Kazakh, Uzbek (Latin and Cyrillic) and Kyrgyz.
Which iPhones are supported?
Any iPhone running iOS 18 or later.
Is there an Android version?
Yes, the app is on Google Play.
Updated: 2026-09-20